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Kinkuna Country Fun Park
This is a fun place for families as there are pools, water slides and toboggan rides. There
is also a wildlife section where a highlight is the feeding of the lions. Princes Highway.
Nyerimilang Park
This park is situated on Lake King and has bush walking trails, picnic areas and also
overlooks three islands in the area.
Wyanga Park Winery
Located 10km from town, there are wine tasting's here as well as a restaurant. The winery
also runs popular day and evening cruises from Lakes Entrance Club Jetty.
Lorne
Lorne on the Great Ocean Road is a very popular coastal area and has an English
atmosphere. The Erskine Falls are 10km from Lorne in Angahook – Lorne State Park.
Melbourne
Melbourne, the capital city of Victoria, is located in the south-eastern corner of Australia,
and is the southernmost mainland capital city. As the capital city, Melbourne has become
a large urban centre and is home to approximately 80% of the state's population.
Melbourne is one of the world's most diverse and multicultural cities. Almost a quarter of
Victoria's population was born overseas.
Melbourne has an extensive public transport network. It has one of the world's most
extensive tram networks, one of a kind in Australia. For visitors there is a a free City
Circle Tram, which takes in many of Melbourne's sights.
Melbourne is referred to as the garden city, and the state of Victoria is officially known
as the garden state with parks and gardens in abundance.
Melbourne is on the Yarra river and Melbourne runs inland from Port Philip Bay to the
south. The central area is oblong with Flinders Street to the south, Latrobe Street to the
north, Spring Street to the east and Spencer street to the west. Running north to South are
Swanston and Elizabeth streets.
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